If I open in Italy, will I have to keep an eye on deadlines and endless registrations for the rest of my life? [Reddit]
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There are recurring obligations, it's true, but they can be organised very well so that they don't dominate your life or keep you awake at night. Your Filnet adviser makes it clear what they are, how often they come round and on what dates they fall in Italy. They notify you far enough in advance so that you never miss a deadline or find out about one after it has already passed. Because you have it noted down and under control, it stops being a burden and becomes something that is simply managed. And as each date approaches, you once again have someone to remind you. That feeling of having it under control is exactly what takes away your fear of endless registrations.
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IRES 24%
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